One more signed

According to the Frontier League website, the Wild Things have signed outfielder Jeremy Richter.

Haven't heard anything official about this guy, but I suspect it's the Jeremy Richter who played for Wisconsin-Stevens Point, an NCAA Division III school. This would make sense because Wild Things manager Darin Everson is from Wisconsin.

Richter played primarily first base at Wisconsin-Stevens Point, where he was named the 2009 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Player of the Year when he batted .333 with 17 doubles, three triples and nine home runs in 47 games. His senior season was 2010.

The Wild Things will add at least two more players Tuesday at the league's annual tryout and player draft. With only two catchers on the roster, I suspect one might be a catcher. Washington traded its first-round draft pick during the offseason to River City for Josh Banda.

Now, time for a little trivia: Can you name the former NBA all-star player and head coach who played at Wisconsin-Stevens Point?